If you don't have a build order at all, you'll die anyway. Guides are all well and good, but the best advice you can give to a noob, is to start with a gameplan, and adapt as the battle progresses Początkowo opublikowane przez bwcamp:PvP isn't just following a guide, you have to adapt. Early aggression is not really my playstyle. I like to watch from time to time the professional AOE2 players but don't want to play the game the way they do it.
Not being interested in playing PvP doesn't mean that I don't know what happens there. I've learned how to beat the harder difficulties of the AI with some of those guides. The Art of War scenarios in the game will help you a lot too.ĭauT: denying that you're wrong, but you claim to be a SP player, so why are you giving advice how to get into PvP? I'd just train against the AI first if you really want to get into PVP. It's hard to get into but with time you can get there. Początkowo opublikowane przez Szaladon:I'd read up on some build order guides and watch some professional AOE2 player videos for a new player. TLDR: Keep with the game, it's worth it once the rating system "kicks in"! AOE II is the most fun I've had playing online.ever. Some days I lose like 5 games in a row and others I get a win streak.
I quickly dropped down to 900 ELO and then slowly but surely climbed my way up to 1300. When I started on DE, I had a little experience on Voobly's new player lobby from 2017. Which sounds horrible, but it makes sense in a fair match making system that you will lose half the games you play.Īs long as the games you're winning are against better (even slightly better) players, then the magic of the ELO system happens and you slowly start climbing the ranks. Once you've played enough games the match making for 1v1 is extremely fair (at least in my experience). However, you might still lose a few more games untill you fall into your true bracket. If you're above average, then it will place you somewhere +1000. You should be placed below 1000 ELO if you're new to the game. When you lose a game that was highly unfair, your opponent probably won't even get ELO for the win.Īfter these 10 games, the worst is over. So that means that you could land up fighting opponents way more skilled than you. When you start playing the first 10 games of 1v1, they are placement games.
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